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Hazelton Mountford targets hitting £20m GWP milestone in two years

Gordon Hazelton

Established in 2008, Hazelton Mountford is aiming to hit £20m gross written premium in the next two years through organic growth, Gordon Hazelton, group managing director, told Insurance Age.

He detailed the chartered independent broker grows about 10% per annum and currently sits at £17m GWP.

The softer market this year makes growth “a bit more of a challenge”, Hazelton, pictured, claimed.

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However, £20m is not a sign to be complacent for Hazelton, as the business intends to keep growing once it hits that

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